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by SitasMom on 03 October 2009 - 20:10

http://www.usfreeads.com/136750-cls.html

We breed for the Old Style German Shepherds, with straighter backs, walking solid on all four pads. Therefore, one of our primary breeding goals is to produce a dog with little to no angulation in the rear hips unlike conformation show dogs. We are proud to bring the Old Fashioned GSD back into your life.

Our dogs ARE NOT your average size dogs. Most of our pups will grow to be 27" and taller, and their weights are usually 90+ pounds for a female and up to 130+ pounds for the males.

This is much larger than the standard German Shepherd Dog which will average 22-24" tall for females and 24-25" tall for the males with weights ranging from 65 to 85 pounds and exhibiting sloped hips.

by mking on 03 October 2009 - 20:10

Sitasmom- While I absolutely DO NOT condone dogs being bred that are oversized or out of the standard...... Is it really necessary to show your ignorance in everything you post?????? I see no need to go looking for ads and bash others dogs, breeding, etc. Why do you????? I hope when you have your litter there are people "kind" enough to pick apart your dogs! Perhaps you should not cast stones quite yet? Hmmmm...... But wait I FORGOT you are the "new expert" on all things now. Please take a long look in the mirror next time before you bash someone else.

by bazza on 03 October 2009 - 21:10

Totally agree mking, she obviously has nothing better to do.

by petowner on 03 October 2009 - 22:10

Sitasmom what do you think would happen to a large size German Shepherd if you breed them with as little or no hind angulation at all as you say you intend doing ????????????. I think you would have more mobility problems than you think. Two wrongs don't make a right.

by Nans gsd on 03 October 2009 - 23:10

I find the bigger the dog the less agile they are. Most breeds that is. I do not feel their longevity is as good either...

by Ryanhaus on 04 October 2009 - 00:10

All I have to say is "To each his own"

You can not go around policing eveyone, you can only hope that people will catch on to your way of doing things....
or better yet>>>learn from their mistakes......

"You can't teach an old human new tricks"

by Mystere on 04 October 2009 - 06:10

Hell, you can't teach some folks anything at all!!

by Kaffirdog on 04 October 2009 - 08:10

Had a look at the site and they are promoting something for joint discomfort and an article on floppy ears so it suggests all in their GSD garden is not rosy. The training section is rather quaint too. The dogs look well and happy though, they seem to love and be proud of them.

Margaret N-J

by Okie Amazon on 05 October 2009 - 15:10

The bigger the dog the shorter their life. That's just the way it is and one of the many reasons I am not attracted to the HUGE breeds that hit old age and infirmity at 6-7 years old. Dogs break your heart often enough as it is, let's go for some longevity, please!.

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